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Old 04-17-14 | 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by wrk101
Any decent road bike, in a hot market like Seattle, at the $150 price point, is not going to last long enough to get an answer to: "Hey, is this one a good deal?" Every market has its price point where even crap sells pretty quickly. If you have a small budget, MOVE fast. If you have a bigger budget, move up in price range. There is usually a second, higher price level, where the good stuff just doesn't move, even if it is a deal. As a result, some of the BEST deals are at higher prices.
Sounds like real estate. I'm sort of new to the road/commute scene, I came from downhill/freeride land a few years back. Do you have any examples of that "tier 2" level of bike? What are the benefits one would see in moving up in price?

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